During June-July 2007 Ziggy was the resident young hawk at the Central Park baseball field. The parents raided every robin's nest in the area to feed Ziggy. It was at that time that I saw Ziggy go down on the ground to retrieve a fallen head and eat it up with glee. I've been waiting to see head-devouring since then.


Our hawks still can't catch their own food, so Mom is delivering the goods, this time a juvenile starling delivered to a tree branch on the median between the on ramp and the south bound lane of the highway.

The problem was trying to figure where to place the meal securely in order to eat.

Another problem was hiding the meal. Then there was the mockingbird who was endlessly dive-bombing the hawk.
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